I recreated St.Paul's cathedral... in 3D! Here is how I did it

This video is an overview of my process in rebuilding St.Paul's cathedral in Blender. Along the way, I'm sharing a few useful tips and tricks for modelling, texturing and compositing.

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Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:42 - The block-out
02:04 - Modelling
08:45 - Texturing
15:03 - Rendering/Compositing

Music:
Marco Martini - The madrigal @marcomartinicomposer
Adriàn Berenguer (ANBR Music) - Baby @AdrianBerenguer
Adriàn Berenguer (ANBR Music) - Decisions
Adriàn Berenguer - Premiere
Emmanuel Jacob - Karpathos @Emmanuel-Jacob

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[REB-REB-REB-REB]

Another proof that this guy is a hidden gem, cant believe what i just saw, great job

[mattburridge]

This being 18 hours of work is absolutely mind blowing

[lucaslugao]

Coming from an engineering background, my introduction to 3D design was through CAD. This has made transitioning to Blender quite challenging as my deep-rooted need for precision often holds me back. I feel compelled to ensure everything is perfectly aligned and sized. The act of approximating values, whether it's distances or angles, consistently feels like a hurdle.

[annekedebruyn]

I have paid hundreds of dollars for a single courses that weren't edited and explained THIS well.

[bencronshaw]

This is insane how easy you make this look, I'm struggling to make a simple house. But watching this helps so much

[hirschgrotte]

Your channel is a GOD SENT since I'm currently working on a gothic cathedral and I can learn so much from your clean modeling techniques, they are beyond superb!! You are also a great educator, very pleasant voice, amazing channel overall. I will make sure to mention your channel in case I ever finish my project 😂 Thank you so much for sharing!!

[oluwadamilola]

Insanity; the details and hardwork you put into this. 🔥

[bro-rubro]

i can't express how thankfull i'm to have found you,
can't wait to binge watch it all

[JohanMood]

As a engineer who mainly works in Solidworks I'm both amazed and horrified

[barnuska]

The end result was incredibly beautiful, congratulations on your talent, keep it up! 🤍🤍

[bschropps]

I don’t know anything about digital art or Blender but this was absolutely fascinating and impressive. I would love to see more videos of recreating famous buildings!

[LiucKLuca]

Ngl, i stumbled by accidentt into your channel, im actually impressed, the level of details for just 10 days it's insane

[sneezar]

Im not a blender modeler but seeing your videos and process shows good techniques that are cross platform. Great work

[ruuiid]

The detailing and simplicity in the instructions, you are real hero of saving time, pls make a tutorial on how to make and use textures please

[Ladsas]

It's truly fascinating to watch these creators on YouTube work their magic with Blender. They make the intricate process seem so effortless, even though in reality, it's incredibly complex and often feels almost impossible to achieve the simplest results. And don't even get me started on the nodes – that's a whole different level of challenge! Kudos to their dedication and talent in navigating such a powerful tool.

[NezarecSh]

I feel like I shouldn't be allowed to watch these videos for free... the quality and the amount of things to learn from is insane. Also, the workflow is definitely the best I've ever seen 🥺

[Lighthawk]

I really love how precise you are with explaining what you are doing and don't jump over anything, also the editing really good and easy to follow along. Thanks for the video!

[Rockberries]

Dude you're a true master, the way you think and adapt reality to a 3D process is straight up genius / mad scientist level. Please keep up the Blender architecture tutorials!

[guilhermesouza]

Finding your channel was one of the best things that happened to me this year. Incredible job!

[kuritho]

Gosh, your models are absolutely gorgeous. You are such a good educator, always knowing how to mention which steps and methods to take to achieve a desired effect without becoming pedantic or over-elaborative. Bravo!! <3